01. Too Good To Lose		play
02. This Boy
03. Lesson In Love
04. Amy
05. Just For Today		play
06. What Do You Say
07. Still In Love
08. Young And Restless
09. Shame The Devil

Musicians:
Doogie White (Vocals), 
Chic McSherry (Guitar), 
Alex Carmichael (Bass), 
Andy Mason (Keys),
Paul McManus (Drums).

"Playing in La Paz was certainly the most fun of any band I have ever been in. We took it very seriously though and our professionalism was never in question. What killed us, in hindsight, was image. At that time bands like Bon Jovi and Whitesnake were going all pretty-boy and then Europe came along and everyone in the music business wanted to sign androgynous blonde Swedes. It just wasn't us and we were probably stupid for trying to get that "look", but that was the only way that anyone in A&R would talk to us. Classic case of "never mind the music, feel the spandex". So we lost our deal before we got our first album released...such is life...but now we have GRANITE!

It was a great wee rock band though and we've all remained true friends. We do occasional get-together shows just for the hell of it and man do we have a blast. We've also put up our old demos for sale online with the proceeds going to charity. Buy 'em all folks! " --- Doogie White, doogiewhite.com

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01. Come Taste The Band
02. Time Machine
03. Dreams Lie Down And Die
04. Lonely
05. Land Of The Deceiver
06. Secret Jesus
07. Sea Of Emotion
08. Catz Got Yer Tongue
09. Living On The Cheap
10. Times Like These

Line Up:

Doogie White - Vocals
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Patti Russo (Meatloaf, Cher) - Guest Vocals
Pontus Norgren (Hammerfall) - Guitars
Marcus Jidell (Royal Hunt) - Guitars
Phil Hilborne (Queen Musical) - Guitars
Mick Tucker (Tank) - Guitars
Derek Sherinian (Black Country Communion) - Keyboards
Tony Carey (Rainbow) - Keyboards
Neil Murray (Whitesnake, Queen Musical) - Bass
Greg Smith (Ted Nugent) - Bass
Paul Logue (Eden's Curse) - Bass
Patrick Johansson (Yngwie Malmsteen) - Drums
Thomas Broman (Glenn Hughes) – Drums

Titled “As Yet Untitled”, this is the debut solo album of Scottish vocalist Doogie White, mainly known as frontman for acts like Rainbow, Yngwie Malmsteen, Cornerstone and (currently) Tank. For the writing of the material he invited some good friends that he has made over the years and the result is a classic hard rock album, counting ten tracks. About the title, White says: “I always thought my first album should be called like this. The journalists at Sounds and Kerrang! always had a line that so and so were in the studio recording an album, as yet untitled … Well, now I have actually done that.” For the recording of the songs, White also invited a lot of guests (see the list on the left-hand side). On certain forums I read that the album sounds like AC/DC, but that’s only the case on two tracks, of which “Catz Got Yer Tongue” is the most distinct example. For the rest, this is just an enjoyable album. Nothing more, nothing less. --- rockreport.be

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